Adopt Our Program for the Young Adults in Your Community

Coaches and Mentors: We are excited about your interest in the Young Professionals Career Engagement Program. Please click on the link below for important information including, but not limited to:

  • Introducing the Young Professionals Career Engagement Program to members of the BYU Management Society
  • Marketing the program to young single adult and family wards
  • How to introduce a young adult to a professional for the purpose of conducting an informational interview
  • The importance of informational interviews
  • Sample career-building workshops to host
  • Program Introduction Emails to New Young Professionals and Career Coaches
  • Marketing/Social Media
  • Program Outline and Graduation Requirements.
  • Program Graduation Certificate.
  • Tips for Running a Successful Mentoring Program.
  • Coaching Tips for Working with Young Professionals
  • Sample Cover Letters: Young Professional to Coach
Learn More
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If you have questions about participating in the Young Professionals Career Engagement Program, please contact:

Scott Pann, Global Board, BYU Management Society
+1 (719) 339-9638
Scott.Pann@gmail.com

Introduction to the YPCEP- Regional Administration document.
Marriott Alumni Magazine Article

Inspiration

" A mentor is not someone who walks ahead of you to show you how they did it. A mentor walks alongside you to show you what you can do."

“The aim of the Church is to help the people to help themselves. Work is to be re-enthroned as the ruling principle of the lives of our Church membership.”

The First Presidency, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Conference Report, October 1936